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Bench art revealed ahead of Front Street celebration event
Art of Protest has installed the first phase of new nature-inspired artwork in Acomb, ahead of the mural reveal and celebration event later this month.
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Magistrates charge company guilty of fly posting £5,400
A local company illegally putting up posters in and around York has been found guilty by York Magistrate's Court and ordered to pay £5,421.
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Council secures more than £3.4 million funding for warmer homes
Council leaders have confirmed that City of York Council will receive more than £3.4 million of funding thanks to 2 separate grants.
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Work to protect key heritage building uncovers unique history
A renovation scheme to secure the city’s historic Mansion House for years to come has uncovered some unique history.
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Young mum praises stop smoking team as referrals double
A young mum who started smoking aged 12 has told how City of York Council’s Health Trainers helped her quit smoking for good so she can stay healthier and live longer.
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Taxi Times Newsletter Spring 2025
Welcome to the Taxi Times, a newsletter for the taxi trade showing updates on legislation, policy and enforcement.
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Efforts to improve riverside path take a step forward
Work to invest £1.7 million in improvements to a well-used riverside path could take a further step forward next week (Tuesday 11 March).
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York school students get taste of construction careers
15 Year 11 students from across York got the chance to get a real-world insight into the construction industry.
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Council to enhance its standards to improve residents’ experience
City of York Council’s Executive will be asked to adopt new standards to support people living with poverty in the city, at a meeting later this month (11 March).
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Free school meal pilot extended to a third school
York’s free school meal pilot has been rolled out to a third school this term.
